Elvis Presley

Elvis Presley (1935–1977) holds a Single Action Army revolver mocked up to resemble a Remington 1858 New Army revolver as Clint Reno on a promotion still for Love Me Tender (1956).

Elvis Presley carries an M1911 in holster as Tulsa McLean on a promotion still for G.I. Blues (1960).

Elvis Presley holds a Single Action Army "Civilian" model revolver as Jess Wade in Charro! (1969). Note: it's the only case when Elvis had a beard in his movies.

While best known as a musician, Elvis Presley served in the US Army from 1958-1960 prior to continuing his music and acting career and was an avid gun enthusiast.

Elvis Presley can be seen using the following weapons in the following films:

Film

Gun	Character	Title	Note	Date
Single Action Army	Clint Reno	Love Me Tender	mocked up to resemble Remington 1858 New Army	1956
Remington 1858 New Army	Clint Reno	Love Me Tender	Cartrige conversion	1956
Colt M1911	Tulsa McLean	G.I. Blues	In holster	1960
Single Action Army Cavalry Model	Pacer Burton	Flaming Star		1960
Winchester Model 1892 Rifle	Pacer Burton	Flaming Star		1960
Marlin Model 1889	Pacer Burton	Flaming Star		1960
Smith & Wesson Military & Police	Toby Kwimper	Follow That Dream		1962
Thompson M1921AC	Toby Kwimper	Follow That Dream		1962
Winchester Model 1897	Toby Kwimper	Follow That Dream		1962
Springfield Allin Conversion Model 1866 Trapdoor	Jodie Tatum	Kissin' Cousins		1964
Ithaca 37	Jodie Tatum	Kissin' Cousins		1964
Single Action Army	Lucky Jackson	Viva Las Vegas	"Artillery" and "Cavalry"	1964
Remington Model 48SC	Lucky Jackson	Viva Las Vegas		1964
Single Action Army Civilian model	Lonnie Beale as Panhandle Kid	Tickle Me	Two nickel plated with pearl grips	1965
Smith & Wesson Model 27	Lonnie Beale	Tickle Me	3.5" barrel	1965
Melior New Model	Guy Lambert	Double Trouble		1967
Smith & Wesson Military & Police	Joe Lightcloud	Stay Away, Joe		1968
Single Action Army "Civilian" model	Jess Wade	Charro!		1969